St. Paul's Church - Willington, Ct

Part 2 of our series in Colossians begins with a look at three empty ideas that pull us away from the fullness we have in Christ.

The Psalmist wrote, "When I consider the heavens...what is man that you are mindful of him?" In this message we consider the magnitude of the heavens and ask the same question. Who are we? Psalm 8 reminds us that we are dwarfed by the immensity of God's creation, and yet we have been called to serve as kings and queens in the midst of that creation.

On the day when we honor our church's volunteers, we consider the analogy of the Church as a body. Individualism doesn't work, but individuals matter!

Our series in Colossians continues with a look at how Jesus gives us eyes to recognize "hollow and deceptive philosophies."

We continue our series in Colossians by considering how we are called to "struggle" in the Christian life.

Who is Jesus? We begin our series in Colossians with a look at Paul's description of Jesus as the highest possible authority. The youtube video that is referenced can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erK28tenDnA

On Easter Sunday we consider our own mortality and how Jesus' resurrection gives us hope in the midst of it.

A look at Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem and how the radical humility of Jesus should lead us to re-evaluate what true power looks like.

As we approach Easter, we look at a special moment that took place near the end of Jesus' ministry: his anointing at Bethany. Mary poured perfume on Jesus - more than a year's worth of wages. What can we learn from Mary's extravagant gift?

Our new pastor, Ryan Spooner, speaks on the things we can count on as we move into a new season in the church.